Mother’s Day Garden Gift Ideas 2014

Mother’s Day is coming up on the 30th March so why not treat your mum to a special gift for her garden this year?

Spring is the time we start using our gardens more often and I’m sure all mums would appreciate a gift to help make their garden look pretty while they’re enjoying the first glimpse of sun on these spring afternoons.

Splash Out

If you’re planning on spending a bit of extra money on Mother’s Day this year then here are some perfect gifts ranging from £50 – £150.

Why not create a perfect place to sit with a stone seat? They add character with pretty patterns scrolled into the stone and are perfect for spending some relaxing time in the garden.

To take full advantage of the sunshine and create a focal point for your garden or patio, a sundial is perfect. This Arcadian sundial is decorated with clouds, stars and moons with a stainless steel gnomon – which is the part of the sun dial which creates a shadow from the sun. It’s a unique gift that will bring your mums garden a special touch.

Small Gifts

Here are some garden gift ideas that are a perfect treat without breaking the bank.

There are many great books available for gardeners, such as the best seller ‘New Flower Expert’ which provides lots of helpful information to have your garden flowers looking perfect.

For a quirky gift, there are plenty of decorations that will make a great addition to any garden, such as this gnome.

There are also lots of fun animal decorations that will bring any garden to life, with characters we would see in our every day British gardens such as squirrels, dogs, pheasants, and ones that we wouldn’t such as reptiles and hippos. There are also other cute decorations such as boots and birdbaths which would make lovely gifts.

Money Saving Gifts

If you’re a bit strapped for cash this month but still want to get a perfect Mother’s Day gift, why not buy some seeds and find an unused object from around the house to plant them in, this can create some really interesting features for the garden. Using an old kettle or tea pot can create a really vintage look. You could also take an old boot and use that as a flower pot. Then your Mum will be able to enjoy watching it grow into a beautiful flower.

Published March 12th, 2014 by Jordan. Article ref 2523

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